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Chicago Native, Genesis7 grew up in a household where he was heavily influenced by Gospel and Soul music. After DJing both Hip Hop and House music locally, Genesis7 turned producing music into his own. Genesis7 specializes in the creation of Classic Boombap, Hip Hop, Lo-Fi Hip Hop and Neo Soul tracks for his own projects, alongside various artists and commercial promotions. Genesis7 released his new hit single “Social Chill” and it’s the perfect getaway song from your day to day emotions. “Social Chill” emphasizes the element of Lo-Fi Hip Hop with a melodic and relaxing beat that soothes your mood while showcasing various of funky and misplaced instrumentals. If you find yourself feeling stressed out from any daily pressure, stress or tension, by adding “Social Chill” to your playlist is the most strategic decision you can make! I mean, despite the subdued energy, this track still manages to be highly entertaining. It hypnotically attracts you into the music subconsciously and you feel as if you’re apart of the song itself. “Social Chill” has a dreamy, seductive soundscape that’s perfect music to set the mood and retain a level of focus and clarity. Genesis7's signature low frequency notes make this track stand out. "Social Chill" shows consistency throughout the record by remaining to a specific style and demeanor. Another cool element about "Social Chill" is if you're an artist yourself, or natural creator - you begin to create your own story to the song! Adding possible lyrics and melodies in your head while listening to the serenity from the beat brings the uppermost peace. "Social Chill" is a laid-back musical journey you must embark on! Listen to Genesis7's newly released single "Social Chill" here and learn more about Genesis7 below in our exclusive #BuzzMusic interview! Hi there! Thanks for talking with us. Can you start by telling us a bit about yourself? I am Music Producer / Beatmaker Genesis7. I primarily produce Classic BoomBap HipHop, Lo-Fi HipHop, Chillhop, and Neo-Soul music. I sell tracks to artists, I have several placements in commercial advertising and movies, and produce albums of my own; both featuring artists and beat tape instrumentals as well. What does your creative process look like? I usually start off by sitting down in my music lab (that’s what I call it lol). The lab is really just a Akai MPD, a Midi Keyboard, an External Soundcard, and my computer where I use the Reason DAW. I usually start off with developing either the drums for the track or the main riffs and melody. After all that has been added I play basslines. And then dress up the track with additional sounds, change ups, and sound effects. About half the time I already have an idea of what type of track I want to do due to something I’m already hearing in my head… and especially if it is for a hired job. The other half of the time I just allow creativity and openness to take its natural course. Can you tell us about your new song? What is the meaning behind it and what inspired you to write it? My new song is named “Social Chill”. It is a Lo-Fi HipHop x ChillHop type track. It is the type of the track that someone could actually rap or sing on, but it is actually just an instrumental. It has some nice vibes that will make you want to bob your head. It is the type of track you could hear all type of different vocalist on in your head…. but if you want to put it on in the background while you chill, study, clean, socialize, etc…. it will work for you! What can your fans expect from you this year? The full album project “The LoFi Soul Lounge” of which Social Chill is one of the songs is my second project release for the year…. both instrumental projects. Later this year I’ll be releasing another project featuring some of the talented artists I’ve had on projects in the past along with some new fresh talent as well. That album project is already in the works. What are you hoping audiences gather from your music? I hope that after people finish listening to my music they walk away literally feeling better than they did prior to listening. All of my music has a positive soulful type feel to it. It is the type of music you can pretty much listen to in any environment. Connect with Genesis7 on social media: Instagram: www.Instagram.com/Gen7Productions Twitter: www.Twitter.com/Gen7Productions #BuzzMusic

Deon Bakkes and the Stolen Horses is an eclectic group carving their own niche in the music industry. Stealing horses is a German idiom for romance and refers to the traditional gypsy lifestyle which relied upon the service of these steeds, hence their inevitable theft. This group is bringing a new light to Gypsy Jazz, incorporating the classic blend of European Gypsy melodies and 1930s swing, coupled with a modern attitude rooted in Hard Bop Jazz, Punk and Rock and Roll. The group formed in 2016 when Bakkes brought his love of Django Reinhardt style Gypsy Jazz into his own musical conception. They recorded their debut album called “Neither Here Nor There” in late 2016 which features a mix of original songs and re-ignited covers of jazz standards such as Duke Ellington’s “It Don’t Mean A Thing”. They have played live numerous times in Pretoria and Johannesburg, with appearances at the Mexican Tequila Festivals in 2016 and 2018, OppiKoppi 2017, Park Acoustics 2017 and 2018 to name a few. In 2018, they released their EP called “Thrice A Pair” which explored the new punk side of The Stolen Horses’ music. “Barrelhouse Blip” is the latest single offered by Deon Bakkes and The Stolen Horses. The listener is immediately confronted with a guitar line that is absolutely reminiscent of Django Reinhardt, but with an unmistakable modern twist. The upbeat nature of this tune will have you in search of the nearest dance floor within moments, and the verses have a great punchy rhythmic quality to them. Several instruments such as the violin and saxophone are featured throughout this song as well. There are elements of jazz and swing, but with a tremendously modern take on them, resulting in a song that is truly unique and quite refreshing. This is a genre-defying and inspiring song to listen to, and we recommend you listen to “Barrelhouse Blip” today! Listen to “Barrelhouse Blip” here and get to know more about Deon Bakkes below! Thanks for catching up with us! First of all, how did you all meet and form this group? Well it started with myself (Deon Bakkes) searching around for other musos who could handle the virtuosic playing that comes with the gypsy jazz territory. I stumbled upon Stephen and Raziela Kosterman (siblings) playing a small dinner show featuring guitar and violin in Pretoria. I invited them to be stolen by my gypsy jazzpunk sound. After that, we decided to add more to the mix with drums, saxophone, trombone and eventually keys. And of course, we can’t forget the live addition of the poi and hoop dancers! Who would you say your collective artistic influences are? We have a rather wide set of artistic influences seeing as the band is made up of a widely diverse set of people. But to put it simply, our influences range from Django Reinhardt and Angelo Debarre type gypsy jazz to Art Blakey and John Coltrane Bebop, through GBH and Discharge punk, with some Motorhead and Venom for taste! And obviously there’s a good helping of Gogol Bordello and Kultur Shock gypsy punk influence! What does your songwriting process look like? How do these songs all come together? Generally, I write the music and lyrics as a starting point and the other musicians bring complements and riff ideas into the mix. I’m always coming up with chord riffs, lyrics and melodies as little song primers (usually like 3 per week!). From time to time, a good one pops up and sticks. Then I go ahead and flesh it out with a song structure, lyrics or melodies where need-be and take the song to the band – that’s where they add their magic to it. I like this approach because the songs are firstly expressive of my own ideas, but then influence from everyone else takes it to that next level where it really feels done. Your music has so much to offer and incorporates so many genres. Did this always come naturally for you, or is it a conscious process? I always had it in my mind to mix the virtuosity and ferociousness of the gypsy jazz sound with my first love in music, punk and metal. I never really tried to mix these consciously, because when I did, it sucked. But now it seems to have combined in a more organic and unforced manner. Basically, the approach behind this music is to have each musician express their own individuality in the sound. That means we develop our sound from a rather diverse set of musicians that bring a wide array of influences to the table. I think that by allowing each musician to explore the kind of sound they personally love, makes for a unique mix that comes together just right given enough pressure and time. Like coal and diamonds. What can we hope to see from you in the future? We have a mini-documentary coming out soon that will cover our Cape Gypsy Injection Tour to the South African Coast and much of the last year in the Stolen Horses. Beyond that, we plan to record another album by the end of this year, which will be called “Pariayar Prayer”. This has me very excited because the music for that album is a lot more mature, but still has a mean gypsy jazzpunk streak! Stay tuned all you jazzpunk gypsies! Connect with Deon Bakkes on social media Instagram https://www.instagram.com/deonbakkesandthestolenhorses/?hl=en Facebook https://web.facebook.com/deonbakkesandthestolenhorses/

Fresh Breath, is a husband & wife duo from Ontario, Canada. Their singer/songwriter style music is filled with inspirations from the classic genres such as 90’s alternative, Rock n Roll, funky blues, and even their little swirl of country! The couple are incredible songwriters as well! The couple’s lyrics often evoke harsh truths of their realities, vulnerable moments of reflection and inspiring ideologies about how to pick up & move on from these certainties of life. They’ve been playing music together ever since they’ve met! They initially began using the practice of music together as a therapeutic way to bond. “Peace, Love &Fresh Breath” kids are always ready to rock a stage with vibrant energy, giant vocals & all around good vibes. Their goal is to bring people together with their music, to inspire positive energy and to share their passion for music with everyone they meet. Fresh Breath is currently working on a new full length album, set to be released in Spring 2019. Fresh Breath released their trailblazing hit, “I’m on a Roll” which begins with a gorgeous string combination from the acoustic guitar. They set the captivating melody for the tone in the introduction for the record, preparing yourself for the breathtaking song you’re about to hear! The vocals by Fresh Breath has this sassy warm resonance with a slight hint of twang on it. The raspiness and sultry grit possessed in the vocalist tone helps create a feisty delivery, especially when she hit those big belting notes in the song. These attractive vocals binds you with the record like a leash to a dog and you’re ready for the journey they create in the music. “I’m On a Roll” had high good energy, with an electrifying delivery which gave us the interest in wanting to see a performance like this live! which becomes good news for us because the duo will be touring the album in which “I’m on a roll” is featured on, throughout Ontario in April, as well as a Western Canada Tour set for September 2019. Listen to “I’m On a Roll” here and get to more about Fresh Breathe below! Hello! Can you tell our readers about yourselves? We are a husband & wife duo, from Ontario Canada. We spend basically all of our time together, either playing music, writing music, planning tours, or hanging with our labradoodle pup. We live on a farm and love the peace & quiet of country living. What are some challenges you’ve faced in your career so far? Juggling music & a full time career has been something we’ve struggled with for years. In 2020 we’ll both be making the leap to become full time artists which is very exciting & liberating! What’s the meaning behind “I’m on a roll” ? “I’m on a Roll” is a simple idea for a song. It can be translated in many different ways. But for us, it’s really a tribute to the upcoming lifestyle we have planned for ourselves. To be out on the road, playing our music and being free from obligations and expectations. It’s about being in your element, doing what lights you up & makes you feel free. How does the title of the song reflect the theme of the song? The song has a “vacation state of mind” vibe. Which I think works with the title. Everyone has moments of feeling like they’re unstoppable or when things are really just going your way. “I’m on a Roll” is a way of integrating those ideas and feelings. What’s next in your music career? We’re releasing a brand new full length album, called “The Big Picture” and it’ll be available on all platforms, as well as CD & Vinyl. We’re having an album release party at our very own venue (Barn on the Farm) on June 22,2019. We plan on touring the new album throughout Canada for 2019 & 2020 in our newly converted campervan (Van Wilder!).  So a lot of open road up ahead & adventure! We’re really excited to get this new album out there and share it with everyone. It is definitely our most sophisticated body of work yet and we’re really looking forward to playing these songs live & getting our music out there to the world. Connect with Fresh Breathe on social media Instagram: www.instagram.com/freshbreathband Facebook: www.facebook.com/freshbreathband Twitter: www.twitter.com/freshbreathband?lang=en www.freshbreathband.com

Elshay is a super cool artist hailing from the UK. Having been compared to artists like Majid Jordan and even Drake, he is bringing the sound and not stopping anytime soon! Elshay gives us hip-hop influences with a soulful tone, something making this artist one of a kind. He has already released two singles from his debut EP and now returning with a new upbeat song “Is It Wrong” a track we are hoping to add summer playlist! Okay Elshay! I am digging this song immediately! I can hear some old school Jon B with this one which is a compliment. I love his vocal tone and the range in which he sings in it gives this song so many different levels of sound. This sounds like a RnB radio hit already like a song you can hear blasting on Hot 105 easily! The lyrics even catch you in a zone. What I really enjoy is the cover art. Details, it’s all in the details and this guy has an esthetic that has stayed true to him with all of his work! It’s like a Modern Old school trippy style and it deserves so much credit! Great track and definitely something to cruise down the highway in the summer to! Listen to "Is It Wrong" here and get to know more about Elshay below! Hey! Could you please introduce yourself to our readers? Hey, I'm Elshay. Im a R&B/POP singer/songwriter from the UK. When did you begin getting into music? I first started getting into music when i was in in secondary (high) school. My older brother used to rap, so i would start writing rhymes to try and be like him. I then started singing to sing my own hooks. Eventually i dropped the rapping and stuck to singing. Im pretty sure I'm a much better singer then rapper to be honest. For the last few years i have been writing for other artists but now I've decided to focus more on my artist project as i feel like I'm really starting to find my sound. Tell us more about this new track “Is It Wrong”? My latest track 'Is It Wrong' is a an upbeat Pop/R&B song. I wanted to write a "love" song that wasn't too serious and heavy. Its harmless and fun and should make you smile when listening to the lyrics. Its about them initial and feelings and interactions you have for someone that your trying to get to know more. What are your goals with your music for the rest of the year? Im hoping to release my debut EP sometime this year. But I'm also not trying to put too many restrictions on my creativity. I keep writing new material and get excited about new stuff. I'm really enjoying putting music out and its great getting feedback and finding my audience, so I'm really just hoping to continue doing that this year. Where can we find you or your music? The best way to find my new music and stay up to date with what I'm doing is to follow me on spotify and instagram (@elshaymusic). I also have my own website www.elshay.com where you will be able to find everything I'm doing. come and say hey! Connect with Elshay on social media Instagram: www.instagram.com/elshaymusic www.youtube.com/channel/UCxFCKU35jloN8MnJnqzdv5g www.soundcloud.com/elshay

Kaio Kane is a rapper, singer, and producer born and raised in Rockymount, North Carolina. Kane says his music is a reflection of a rural upbringing. His stage name was inspired by the Anime Character whose name means “Gods fist” Kaio Kaine released his latest single titled “Smoke4Free” and this catchy hit is going to curate waves in the music game. The lyrics in “god fist” were witty and bold which also showcased the charismatic and outgoing personality of Kaio Kane. His style and delivery kind of remind me of the likes of Migos due to that rapid, intense punch you feel with every line and bar. “Smoke4Free” is radio ready in our opinion! It has this mainstream sounding hip-hop beat that’s perfect for the clubs and even better for your car-rides. Who doesn’t love to listen to a good hyphy song while they drive around? Kaio Kaine’s “Smoke4Free” is everything but dull. It’s vibrant, in your face, and highly attractive. Smoke4Free displayed a special quality that I personally feel like is highly important in hip-hop music and that’s “fun”. The entire charm of “Smoke4Free” encourages you to have fun, indirectly. It’s the perfect sound to bring together a group of people who like to vibe out to good rap. We’re all a sucker for good beats, and a fire deliver and Kaio Kaine delivers both and more with “Gods First” ! Listen to “Smoke4Free” here and get to know more about the artist below! How did your upbringing impact your style of music? i was running with the wrong crowd for minute in a small town but music became my outlet to not only paint my own vivid life story but also those around me. What are some challenges you’ve faced in your career? ive face the challenge of marketing to the right crowd to build the fan base. What is “Smoke4Free” about? smoke4free to me sounds NC putting their stamp on the industry cause we are tired of being over looked..we here now and the smoke is 4 free What encouraged you to write “Smoke4Free”? smoke4free was stunna4vegas idea he dropped the 16 we took part of that and made it the hook and i personally felt everything he was saying so i just followed up What is next for you!? next for me is hitting the road and doing shows and promote to further expand my fan base Connect with Kaio Kane on social media Instagram: www.instagram.com/iam_kaio_kane?utm_source=ig_profile_share&igshid=67dp81jont7e Twitter: www.twitter.com/IAMKAIOKANE www.youtu.be/EIxI5gptpXk

mUsa is a rapper/producer/artist from New Jersey of Pakistani origin. He makes what can be described as “new wave trap” which is a forward-thinking take on contemporary hip-hop/trap music. mUsa identifies himself as a brown muslim and as a first-generation Pakistani-American which is vital to his artistry. It allows him to have a unique place in the culture and it definitely reflects sonically. Through the deliberate usage of certain sound palette's throughout his music. Stream mUsa's latest single "NoMorePhoneCalls" now available on all streaming platforms. mUsa plans to release an album that is set to drop this Spring 2019. mUsa released his single titled called “NoMorePhoneCalls” and I instantly thought about “hotline Bling” and the large commercial success that record had. However, both songs are completely different from one another. “NoMorePhoneCalls” is actually more of a laid-back fused together rap and rnb with a subdued smooth trap beat. I was personally a big fan of mUsa lyrics because he said some lines that had me repeating in my head because it was so catchy. The way mUsa constructed his verses was an appealing aspect of the song alongside the snappy and memorable hook. “I won’t pick up, no more phone calls” is the leading lyric in the beginning of the record. “Don’t get in my business, bloody money , you can’t find a witness” it instantly gave me the idea that mUsa was about to charismatically deliver some interesting metaphors and fun lyrics! “NoMorePhoneCalls” is fitting for this summer, where today’s generation is all about stacking money, having fun, and progressing themselves! Listen to “NoMorePhoneCalls” here and get to more about mUsa below! Hello! Can you tell our readers about yourself and your music? go by the name of "mUsa". I'm an artist/rapper from New Jersey, first generation Pakistani-America. As a brown muslim my identity is reflected through my music both thematically and sonically. I make is described by many as "New Wave Trap." What would you like your new fans to know about you? I've been making music seriously since 2014. I create every aspect of my art down to the cover art, to the mixing/mastering, the lyrics, video fx, etc. What is “NoMorePhoneCalls” about? I cooked that back up in January earlier this year. It was a whole mood for 2019. Just an upbeat, light-hearted yet heavy hitting banger. I ain't hitting no one back this year unless they already gang. What’s your personal favorite element of the song? With this one, it's appeal isn't the lyrical content; it's honestly just the way I said everything. I personally think it's iconic. I fuck with the chorus heavy, even when it's me just repeating "No More Phone Calls / I Won't Pick Up" everything from the instrumental to the way I delivered it was fly. It was all a freestyle. What’s next for you? Album dropping > 1 month. Connect with mUsa on social media Instagram: www.instagram.com/king_mansa_musa Twitter: www.twitter.com/king_mansa_mUsa

Poor Judgement is a pop punk group formed in 2016 in Oshawa, Ontario, Canada. Their message focuses on positivity and a society in which individuals aren’t so quick to judge that which they do not know or fully understand. This charismatic quartet have been friends for over a decade, and this is reflected in the charisma in chemistry that they show in their live performances. Poor Judgement released an EP in January 2018 called “The Fallout”. In the same year, they were the recipient a Certificate of Congratulations by the House of Commons. “A Month Ago” is a recently released single by Poor Judgement. This song encompasses an accessible range of emotions, with clear themes of love, loss and breakup woes. The introduction is a long. More than the first half of the song consists of a tension-building sequence with ethereal and dream-like guitars, passionate and soaring vocals, and an overall melancholic feel to the music. When the rest of the instruments come in, it is with a wall of sound: aggressive and pounding drums, thick and guttural bass, rich and intense guitars and ever more intense vocals. Poor Judgement should in fact be commended with good judgement; their arrangement and delay of gratification is used to great effect and shows restraint and maturity in their songwriting. We highly recommend you check out “A Month Ago” and the rest of Poor Judgement’s music! Listen to "A Month Ago" here and get to know more about Poor Judgement below! Thanks for catching up with us! You guys say you’ve been friends for ages. How did this band first get together and take its first steps? Yeah! We’ve all been playing music separately for as long as we can remember. I guess it just took us a while to finally bring our strengths together to create PJ. It is something we’ve always spoke about in previous years, but nothing ever came of it until mid 2016. James, Angelo and I began jamming in the garage- classic band thing. We had songs already written that we created the remainder of music for. Started playing one off shows, traveling out around our area on weekends, and essentially just tried to stay active without a bassist. Our idea all along was to have us four complete this band and start the movement we call Poor Judgement. One day in 2017, Cam literally picked up bass on his own, and within about 6 months he was a perfect fit for us to continue progressing together. We released our first EP, The Fallout, in January of 2018. -Ryley (Drums/Vocals) Who would you say your collective musical influences are? As a band, we are influenced by a wide and diverse collection of artists and bands. Being heavily influenced by punk-rock, pop-punk and rock band bands throughout elementary school and high school that can be heard in our first release, ‘The Fallout’. Since then we have become more involved in traditional, melodic and post-hardcore outfits having helped develop our current sound. Bands such as Alexisonfire, Underoath, letlive., Saosin, Silverstein, and Counterparts all have a heavy influence on our next release, as we are moving in a post-hardcore direction. Our sound is derived from the roots of many popular bands in the early 2000’s, bringing back some of the Warped Tour nostalgia. -Cameron (Bass) Would you mind briefly describing your songwriting process? How does the music end up coming together? So for the song writing process it usually starts with a rhythm/lead guitar part that just comes to me out of no where. I put down what ever I’m doing and sing the melody of the part into my phone and save it in my voice memos so I don’t forget. Then when ever I get home, I record it on guitar. Then I figure out the basic drum, bass and lead parts and sing/beatbox them in my memos as well. After consulting with the rest of the band we come up with a solid structure. Once that’s established we record it. I listen to the song on repeat for days on end to come up with the melody, and then lastly the lyrics. -Angelo (Vocals/Rhythm) You have a single out called “A Month Ago”. You’ve got some really great contrasts with the first and second half of the song. How did this idea come about? The stark contrast between the beginning and end of the song came about pretty naturally during the writing process. We all collectively felt like the song needed a big ending in order to emphasize the pain and anguish held by the lyrics in the bridge. The only break past this point in the song was used to accentuate “a month ago I felt the same”, leaving those words imbedded in the listeners ear and also allows for a great singalong part during live shows. -James (Lead) What can we hope to see from Poor Judgement in the future? 2018 was our best year by far. 2019 is going to be even better. We are recording a brand new record at the end of this month, and have hopes of putting out new material this Summer? Maybe a nice tour? We can’t say too much right now, but we have a lot in the works! Be sure to follow us on all platforms @poorjudgementca to stay updated on what’s next for us! -Ryley (Drums/Vocals) Connect with Poor Judgement on social media Instagram: www.instagram.com/poorjudgementca Facebook: www.facebook.com/poorjudgementca Twitter: www.twitter.com/poorjudgementca www.youtu.be/KIYL0ST7N_I

Noe was born in Sicily, which is a small town next to Corleone in 1998. She began polishing her skills in music at the early age of 10, beginning with piano and singing! She completed her studies by attending an academy in Milan, which expanded her knowledge on music. Her first self-published album is titled “Non Lo So” and she recently signed a contract with the Italian label Nufabric. With them she published “La vita è bellissima” and the latest song “Camomilla” “Camomilla” is an enticingly beautiful record. The piercing development throughout the song creates an atmospheric aura around your entire mood. You enter an ‘escape’ while listening to Camomilla and it’s quite riveting. Her poignant vocals and the blissful melodies seeps into your brain for a memorable effect. She catches her listeners with her breathtaking delivery and symphonic chord progression in the beat. What’s so intriguing about this record is the lyrics sung in a relentless and introspective manner. However, she’s an artist who pays homage to her cultural background and who she is. We say that because the song is sung in a completely different language from English, creating a new dimension to the song and adding a more gorgeous and ethical image to the record. “Camomilla” is highly flavorful with many different elements that you find yourself engrossing over. If it isn’t Noe’s harmonically-rich hook, or the surprising transitions in the beat, then maybe it’s the fluently articulated language? Whatever it is, you will find yourself absorbed completely by “Camomilla” and Noe as an artist! Listen to " Camomilla here and get to know more about Noe below! Hi Noe, it's great to be talking to you! Could you please introduce yourself to our readers? Hi all! My name is Noe and I’m Italian. I’m from a small town in Sicily but now I live in Milan. When I was a child I used to spend whole days playing piano, losing completely time perception. I love to tell my life though my music and share it with others, so I started playing gigs all around Italy as Busker. From the street I ended up producing my own first EP and now I published my second single with the Italian label Nufabric. How has your environment impact your style in any way? I grew up in Sicily, where traditions and folk musics mix together with mediterranean sounds and sea. Then I moved to Milan, a cosmopolitan city, where my music get contaminated with sound from all around the world. In few years I’ve experimented lots of genre, playing in many festival and in many cities. Playing as a Busker, portability and mobility is an influent factor. Instruments need to be small, handy, lightweight and battery operated. I’ve started with a Tinypiano and an ukulele, today I play synth and a MPC (obviously always battery operated) What was the most challenging aspect in creating “Camomilla” for you? I started writing the song in the morning, and after 2 hour the melody and the lyrics were already finished. The hardest thing was the art direction, that’s because lately I felt the urge of change, to research something that was truly mine. The song is about introspection and I wanted to recreate the same voice drone that circles in your head when you’re worried or not can get to sleep. How could our readers differentiate “Camomilla” from your other recent release “La vita è bellissima”? As mentioned before, I felt the need to change, to play something that represent my conscious today.“La vita è bellissima” it’s still me, but with “Camomilla” I go deeper. I’m an happy person, but happy people have sleepless nights too. two sides of the same coin, but I’m glad to be like this, I feel complete What part in “Camomilla” do you find to be the highlight of the entire song? All the time that I sing camomilla, from the recording studio to the stage, I feel each second of it. I think that one of the most powerful phrases is “I don’t stand in the mirror anymore”. That’s because when you grow up you stand in the mirror rarely, to put some make up or to brush your teeth, but always less to look inside yourself, to understand you. “Camomilla” is a promise for me, to look up more for myself and not neglect me. Anything exciting coming up for you? What can we expect next! My aim is to research minimalism and essential. I grew up a bit, I don’t care anymore of people judging. I have a clear view of what I want now and I’ll go for it showing what I truly am. I’m satisfied of this turn, at least for now, and I think a new album is my next stop!! Connect with Noe on social media Instagram: www.instagram.com/noemusicofficial Facebook: www.facebook.com/noemusicofficial www.youtube.com/channel/UCpPAISB8e9DA1qsIwdqS3WQ

Self-made producer and ambitious artist Equinox comes to us from Denver, Colorado. He specializing in using unique melodies, orchestral samples and vocals. Equinox is intrigued by space and the universe and embraces all aspects of life through the expansive arrangements of music he creates. His music acts as an escape to another dimension. Equinox uses his polished skill-set to take us on a journey through space and time with his killer new track “Andromeda”. The beginning of this piece starts off soft and calming, it slowly builds to a primal and intoxicating beat. “Andromeda ” has many layers, it’s emotionally awakening and vibrant. Strong synths take you away to a lush atmosphere, while the alluring beat keeps you grounded. Equinox took the beauty that he sees in space and the universe and made into something radiant. He paints a soundscape for his fans, entrancing us further with unexpected twists. We highly recommend listening to “Andromeda” multiple times. The song is so finely-calibrated, your ear will find different layers and sounds every time. What we love most about this song is it doesn’t fall into one category. Yes, it’s amazing EDM but “Andromeda ” is so much more than that, it’s ambient music for embracing the beauty of life and the universe. Listen to “Andromeda” here and learn more about Equinox below in our exclusive interview. Hello and welcome to BuzzMusic! Can you please introduce yourself to our readers? My name is Equinox! I am a producer born and raised in Denver Colorado. Can you go into more detail about why the universe interests you so much? The universe interests me so much because I’ve always had an interest in Science and why we exist, the universe is so powerful, beautiful, and deadly at the same time. It just blows my mind. What got you started in producing music? Well I’ve always been surrounded by music, ever since I was a kid music has soothed me, through junior high school and high school, I was always playing around with instruments on my own, mainly the piano and drums. Whenever I was bored or upset I would just go play the piano because once I started I couldn’t stop, it wasn’t until I graduated high school that one of my friends showed me a program he had to start producing original music. Tell us more about yourself and your background? What's your creation process like? I’ve always been the person involved with people, I was involved with sports and activities all of my youth, and music was always a thing I did in my free time. I love going to concerts and hope to be performing more in the future. When I create music, I try to put out the first thing that comes to my head, and not go with what other people like, I honestly just make music I enjoy, I don’t believe in genres, I just believe in writing music and creating art through audio. What's the inspiration behind Andromeda? When I wrote this, I wanted it to be huge and impactful, wanted it to take you somewhere and make your imagination go when listening. I wanted to focus on percussion an impactful main lead. What can we expect next from you? I currently have a bunch of tracks ready to be released and I am constantly working on more, I also plan to do a couple of live shows next month and this summer! Connect with Equinox on social media: Instagram: www.Instagram.com/official.equinoxx Twitter: @officialEQUINOXX #BuzzMusic

Jaydiante is a 17 year old artist from The Carolinas. His goal is to bring a unique flow to modern music. He also has his own motto and brand: 4BB (4Real Bout Bread). “4K19” is the latest single released by Jaydiante. This is an impressive effort by such a young artist. Jaydiante wastes no time rattling off his intense and rhythmic lyrics with a rapid speed. The beat is simple, but effective, and allows all the lyrical intricacy to shine through. The lyrics themselves are quite confident and delivered with a cool ease that one might not expect from someone so young. At just over two minutes long, this young rapper is able to cram in an incredible number of words to great effect, and his talents are certainly something to keep an eye on. Check out “4K19” by Jaydiante today! Listen to “4K19” here and get to know more about Jaydiante below! Thanks for answering a few questions! First of all, could you describe your background and how you first became interested in music? No problem, I’m originally from the Southside of Atlanta, GA but about 4 years ago I moved to Columbia, South Carolina and I just moved to Charlotte, North Carolina in January to finish school So my flow and accent Diffrent . I became interested in music cause everybody around me was rapping and shit it was my turn and everybody rocked with it Who would you describe as your biggest artistic influences? Artist influences I look up too are artist from my state who I feel like are on the same team as me representing the same Thing the Carolinas and Georgia So I like PG RA , Deezy McDuffie, Blacc Zacc, Da Baby, Lil Baby , and Future. What is does your songwriting process look like? How do you end up putting all your music together? My song writing process is all about how I’m feeling, everyday I’ll type bars in my notes and they come to my head and when I have free time, I’ll sit down and keep going with it and add my own slang and flavor to it. You have a new single called “4K19”. Did you have a specific message behind this song? Yeah , My single “4K19”, the 4K19 man im ahead of my peers . Like how we livin in 2K19 , I say 4K cause I’m already thinkin last 2K . And also the 4 for my brand 4BB aka 4Real Bout Bread What can we hope to see from you going forward? Going forward y’all can hope to see how versatile I am how I can change my flow on beats and still do my thing and snap Connect with Jaydiante on social media: Instagram: instagram.com/jaydiante.4bb Facebook: www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100003750990459